I ate the fortune cookie first, then read what Romano wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem. In a page I've written:
>
> <font size=1 face="Times New Romano CE">bla bla bla</font>
>
> Now, using IE4.0 all runs OK, but with netscape 4.0 at first (while
> downloading) the font used is OK and when downloading is finished the
> default font comes in place of the correct one. The same occours if I
> specify <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;
> charset=iso-8859-2"> or specifying the charset option from a CGI. Note:
> if the face name is one word only (e.g.: Symbol), it's OK.
>
> Anyone knows what's the matter?
Curious, I would expect that behavior if the font doesn't exist on the
receiving system. Try:
* removing the spaces?
* "Times New Romano CE,Symbol"
...and see if it gives you Symbol instead of the default or
TNR-CE.
At least that would allow you to troubleshoot if it was the spaces or the
single-wordness that is its problem.
> bye
> Romano
> P.S.: "oh, God, your English...", yes, my english :-(( I'm sorry
Your spelling is a little strange, but given what you're describing is half
jargon anyway, your English is fine.
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Re: Question: explorer vs. netscape with font face tags 
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(B. Archer)
Possible FACE entries for the FONT tag
(Rob Marquardt)
